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[Title] => Financial inclusion
[Summary] => G-Xchange Inc. president Paolo Baltao (fourth from left) and Rural Net Inc. chief executive officer Daniel Arcenas (fifth from left) lead the launch of CashKO, the country’s first 3-in-1 card designed to grow the businesses of rural banks, cooperatives and other agencies in the country.
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[Title] => FSTP to help Cebu produce more corn
[Summary] => Amid agricultural concerns faced by the national government, the provincial government of Cebu and other government agencies involved are pushing for efforts to expand productivity of corn in the local level.
[DatePublished] => 2013-09-22 00:00:00
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[Title] => P400M ang pilde?
[Summary] => Kasaligang tinubdan nagbutyag nga ang Sugbo maoy usa sa labing grabe nga naigo sa pagpanira sa mga bangko sa Legacy Group.
[DatePublished] => 2008-12-17 00:00:00
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[Title] => Rural banks well capitalized, highly liquid
[Summary] => The country’s rural banking sector has never been stronger, retains solid financial foundations, and is a contributor to stability in the Philippine banking system, according to the Rural Bankers Association of the Philippines (RBAP).
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[Title] => Rural e-settlement system switched-on in Cebu
[Summary] => CEBU CITY – The RuralNet Settlement System (RuralNet) is now being utilized by several rural banks in the province of Cebu, to be followed by another set of rural banks covering Regions 7 and 8.
The next set will be 25 more rural banks covering the entire Visayas region and certain areas of Mindanao.
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[Title] => Smart, rural banks ink deal on remittances
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Mobile phone leader Smart Communications Inc. has worked out a deal with the country’s rural banks for tie-ups in remittance and other electronic services.
Smart signed an agreement with service provider RuralNet, which earlier entered into a similar pact with the Rural Bankers Association of the Philippines (RBAP), to allow families of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) to easily access remittances through rural banks.
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[Title] => RBAP thanks GMA for endorsement
[Summary] => Little does President Arroyo realize that by certifying as a priority measure Senate Bill (SB) 442, the chief executive will be handing rural banks the first screwdrivers for retooling the ageing industry.
Realistically, the proposed amendments to Republic Act (RA) 7353, or the Rural Banks Act of 1992, is still a long ways to a piece of legislation as it must pass the two chambers of Congress, then the bicameral committee before it could find its way to the endorser, the President.
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[Title] => Rural bankers join credit bureau
[Summary] => CEBU CITY – The Rural Bankers Association of the Philippines (RBAP) has locked arms with the Bankers Association of the Philippines (BAP) to protect the banking system from further burdening itself of bad debts.
Last week, the RBAP signed an agreement with the BAP Credit Bureau Inc. allowing its members to tap the negative file information system. The system’s information is on borrowers and clients with bad credit standings in the banking system.
The plan to join forces started late last year, and the plan was approved by the BAP board early this month.
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[Title] => BAP, rural banks to launch credit info sharing bureau
[Summary] => The Bankers Association of the Philippines (BAP) and the Rural Bankers Association of the Philippines (RBAP) will launch a joint program for credit information sharing.
The BAP Credit Bureau, which handles all the credit information of expanded commercial and commercial banks, will start processing information coming from the more than 724 rural banks and its 1,085 offices nationwide.
In turn, the rural banks (RBs) will also have access to the credit information for both the commercial and rural sectors.
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[Title] => Will Congress forget?
[Summary] => After all the brouhaha about Congress finally passing a bill increasing the maximum insured deposit coverage from P100,000 to P250,000, it remains a piece of paper as it has not been signed into law.
The problem is that the House of Representatives failed to ratify the bill after it got the nod of the bicameral committee. Industry sources said that the delay was due to the pressure on the Lower House to ratifying its backlog of bills that also need to be ratified.
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DANIEL ARCENAS
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[Title] => FSTP to help Cebu produce more corn
[Summary] => Amid agricultural concerns faced by the national government, the provincial government of Cebu and other government agencies involved are pushing for efforts to expand productivity of corn in the local level.
[DatePublished] => 2013-09-22 00:00:00
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[Title] => P400M ang pilde?
[Summary] => Kasaligang tinubdan nagbutyag nga ang Sugbo maoy usa sa labing grabe nga naigo sa pagpanira sa mga bangko sa Legacy Group.
[DatePublished] => 2008-12-17 00:00:00
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[Title] => Rural banks well capitalized, highly liquid
[Summary] => The country’s rural banking sector has never been stronger, retains solid financial foundations, and is a contributor to stability in the Philippine banking system, according to the Rural Bankers Association of the Philippines (RBAP).
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[Summary] => CEBU CITY – The RuralNet Settlement System (RuralNet) is now being utilized by several rural banks in the province of Cebu, to be followed by another set of rural banks covering Regions 7 and 8.
The next set will be 25 more rural banks covering the entire Visayas region and certain areas of Mindanao.
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[Title] => Smart, rural banks ink deal on remittances
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Mobile phone leader Smart Communications Inc. has worked out a deal with the country’s rural banks for tie-ups in remittance and other electronic services.
Smart signed an agreement with service provider RuralNet, which earlier entered into a similar pact with the Rural Bankers Association of the Philippines (RBAP), to allow families of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) to easily access remittances through rural banks.
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[Title] => RBAP thanks GMA for endorsement
[Summary] => Little does President Arroyo realize that by certifying as a priority measure Senate Bill (SB) 442, the chief executive will be handing rural banks the first screwdrivers for retooling the ageing industry.
Realistically, the proposed amendments to Republic Act (RA) 7353, or the Rural Banks Act of 1992, is still a long ways to a piece of legislation as it must pass the two chambers of Congress, then the bicameral committee before it could find its way to the endorser, the President.
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[Title] => Rural bankers join credit bureau
[Summary] => CEBU CITY – The Rural Bankers Association of the Philippines (RBAP) has locked arms with the Bankers Association of the Philippines (BAP) to protect the banking system from further burdening itself of bad debts.
Last week, the RBAP signed an agreement with the BAP Credit Bureau Inc. allowing its members to tap the negative file information system. The system’s information is on borrowers and clients with bad credit standings in the banking system.
The plan to join forces started late last year, and the plan was approved by the BAP board early this month.
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[Title] => BAP, rural banks to launch credit info sharing bureau
[Summary] => The Bankers Association of the Philippines (BAP) and the Rural Bankers Association of the Philippines (RBAP) will launch a joint program for credit information sharing.
The BAP Credit Bureau, which handles all the credit information of expanded commercial and commercial banks, will start processing information coming from the more than 724 rural banks and its 1,085 offices nationwide.
In turn, the rural banks (RBs) will also have access to the credit information for both the commercial and rural sectors.
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[Summary] => After all the brouhaha about Congress finally passing a bill increasing the maximum insured deposit coverage from P100,000 to P250,000, it remains a piece of paper as it has not been signed into law.
The problem is that the House of Representatives failed to ratify the bill after it got the nod of the bicameral committee. Industry sources said that the delay was due to the pressure on the Lower House to ratifying its backlog of bills that also need to be ratified.
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